The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-20
~Oysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
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lier than before.
Miss Ella >Swceny, of Colum
hns, visited friends and relatives
in this city, this week.
The angels were On Mulberry
street last night ana left boy
baby at Doc. McManigals.
The fax sales were not very in
teresting this year, most of the
tax was paid before day of sale.
Gen Hazen, chief of the wealth
er bureau, died on last Sunday.
His successor Ilas-.not yet been
named.
Judge Grogan, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is i'm
proving and able TO be out and
about again.
McCilniock, of "ours." still
fingers in the capital of West
Virginia. Senator making seems
10 be slow proceeding.
DR.. Dye and wife have return
ed from the East. They are
in good health and spirits, and
are heartily welcomed home
Benjamin Ynngling of Furn-
acetown, was found dead in his
bed on last Friday morning. A
post mortem developed that he
died from heart disease.
The friends-of Mrs. Doc. Will
liams will be glad TO learn that
through the efforts of Congress
man Outhwalte. he pension Of
her deceased husband has been
increased and continued 10 her.
The Commissioners report oc-
cupies nearly all our space this
week. thus preventing US giving
the usual local news, and deny
US the pleasure of discussing or
reporting in detail, matters Of
very intense local concern.
Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter, of near
Enterprise. died on last Sa!ur
day. She leaves a husband and
four children 10 mourn her loss
Ar. and Mrs. Lew McGill. of this
city. attended the funeral ser
vices.
Ex- x-Senator NJ. A. Daugherty.
died at his home in Columbus on
on last Friday morning. He was
a public man. Well known and
esteemed in the Hooking Valley,
and his death causes profound
sorrow among a wide circle of
personal and professional frien is
in Logan.
Commissioner Marks attended
the convention of Commissioners
in Columbus last week. Mr..
Marks is one of our most intellI-
gent farmers, and is showing the
proper spirit in endeavoring 10
acquaint himself by interchange
of views with others, with the
duties of his important office.
We regret TO announce that On
account of i'll health, DR.. Hib. |
bard has been compelled to DIS
continue the practice Of medi- |
cine. The doctor and his family |
made many warm friends in Lo-
gan, who sympathize with him
IN his sickness, and regret his re-
moval from us. The family will
return 10 Athens and the doctor
will travel.
Mr.. Harlow White, one cf our
best kHswn citizens, died sud-
denly from apolexy at his home
in Logan on last Sunday evening.
He was buried yesterday after
mon under the direction of the
knights Of Pythias. The funeral
was very largely attended, Rev.
Thomas conducting the religious
exercises. An obituary will be
next week.
The annual election Of the
stockholders of the Hooking Val
lev Fire Brick Co., of this city,
resulted in the selection of the
following directors for the ensu-
ing year: J E Tritsch, J G Ro
chester. John Walker, @ Z Bow
sn, J w Jones, James Little and
9 " McClintock. Directors ap=
pointed The following officers
Chas E Bowen, Prest. and Treas.
J L Tritsch. Vice Prest. and G J
" McCiintock, sec'y.
The Logan Presbyterian" is
he title of the newest newspaper
the initial nsmber of
Which is before US. The Presby- {
erian as its name indicates is
primarily devoted to matters of .
to that church, although ,
sentiments non sectarian OF the s
,roadest christianity have place
n its columns. Its editor, Rev ,
Moore, exhibits newspaper talent
md literary accomplishments
,qual to his established reputa-
IS a minister, eloquent. intelli- q
.ent and jealous.
Rev. Ed Work contributes a
thoughtful article on "a great c
leed," which will command at
ention from The maturest minds 1
{ the church. i